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Not condoning riding high and you could lose your license or worse, but who has been high while riding? I can imagine that it is tempting while riding on long stretches of open roads....then again the ride should be enough of a high. It would be horrible in busy traffic though!

I imagine it's great to ride, but I prefer the styling of the other two. Power cruisers do not seem popular at this time, naked bikes look good at the moment although I did ride a friends Stryker which I kind of liked.

Both power cruisers, but I think the V rod styling is more appealing. The M 109 is more powerful. Do the rear tires affect its performance, or is that just an adjustment you make on a cruiser like these? Must be nice to have that power when you need it.

I thought motorcycles were meant as a form of therapy. I like all bikes, but unfortunately can only afford one. As far as the 883 goes I will probably never own one, I was just admiring its style, beautiful looking bike plain and simple no chrome or gadgets and most importantly original.

I always find myself staring at this bike, it's style is unmatched in its simplicity and stunning look. But of course when you listen to opinions of the motorcycle community they go from loving it to saying it's underpowered and performance is lacking. Customization makes it also very desirable...

Watched a review of both, the reviewer mentioned that the 1000 feels like it has a slipper clutch and the 650 does not.

I like both but the 650 maybe more preferable according to ride reports and of course the cost. I personally would go with a 650 if I never ride 2 up. Great all rounders!

Honda Nighthawk? Looks great!

Good answers, I may ride the ninja 300 for another season. Hayabusa is a dream bike and I get what your saying, but it would be nice too have that power if you need it. As far as insurance goes I was looking for a ballpark figure by someone who rides one.

Know anyone that rides a Hayabusa and how much they pay for insurance. I am not against cruisers but I personally find them not as good in the handling performance, my Ninja 300 handles great. I believe the Hayabusa is a great bike as long as you have self control.

What about the Vulcan 900?

I have been riding a Ninja 300 for 2 years looking at upgrading to a middleweight cruiser. Can't decide on which one, I like the Vulcan 900 but also the Iron 883. I know I won't get the handling of the Ninja with a cruiser and would love to ride a Hayabusa or Vfr 800, but the insurance on these...